Entertainment October 3 Vallejo/Vacaville Arts and Entertainment Source: Faces and Places Published 2 hours ago on October 2, 2024 By Admin Share Tweet October 3 Vallejo/Vacaville Arts and Entertainment Source: Faces and Places – The Vacaville Reporter Skip to content Bishop Melanie Rogers Miller of the African Methodist Episcopal Zion Church was all smiles after being presented the gavel by Delphine Metcalf-Foster (respectively pictured 4th & 5th from right). Miller is a retired US Navy Lt. Commander Chaplain and only the second female bishop in their 200+ year history. Metcalf-Foster is a retired US Army First Sergeant, was the first female national commander of the 1-million-member Disabled American Veterans (DAV) in 2017-18, and is the commander of DAV Ozie Boler Chapter 21 in Vallejo. On Sept. 27, nearly 100 friends attended the Vallejo Together (VT) ‘Maria Guevara Gala’ at the Moose Lodge #468 in Vallejo. Guevara founded VT as a volunteer-led and volunteer-driven effort in 2010. Several speakers spoke of Maria’s selfless and passionate service for Vallejo’s unhoused and marginalized residents. From left are VT Board President Jackie Jones, Vice-Pres. Renee Sykes, Treasurer Aurora Idelfonso, Member Jessica Blanco, and Executive Director Dionne Carter. Please visit www.vallejotogether.org to volunteer or to donate much-needed funds. On Sept. 28, Loma Vista Farm held a Pasta Feed & Auction with nearly 200 guests at the Florence Douglas Center. This major fundraiser will help fund a new cow habitat but much more is needed toward the goal of raising $2.5 million to fully fund their entire Master Plan. Please visit www.lomavistafarm.org for a list of their family-oriented educational activities and on how to donate. The Filipino American National Historical Society, Vallejo Chapter have been busily preparing for the annual Filipino American History Month Food Feast to be held on Oct. 5, 6:30 – 9 p.m., at the Vallejo Naval and Historical Museum, 734 Marin St. Please call (707) 655-9900 to reserve and pay $75 per person at the door. From left are Emily Calica, Marian Argonza Hopwood, Anthonnette Reyes Borges, Arlene Calica Zamora, Lionel Galiste, Norma Thamy Bautista, Rosie Caballero, Mila Moises, Venus Rumbaoa, and Mel Orpilla. Not pictured are David Ducay, Belinda Llaguno, Luella Orpilla, and Tony Rillera. Related Topics: Up Next October 3 Vallejo/Vacaville Arts and Entertainment Source: Vallejo Waterfront Weekend to set sail with new captain Don't Miss October 3 Vallejo/Vacaville Arts and Entertainment Source: Solano Winds community band goes beyond ‘The Planets’ Continue Reading Latest Fashion25 mins ago Kylie Jenner walks the runway wearing princess gown in Paris Fashion Week debut World27 mins ago A visibly shaky Walz says the world needs ‘steady leadership’ Bussiness1 hour ago VP debate highlights: The biggest moments from JD Vance’s and Tim Walz’s first and only faceoff Gambling1 hour ago Texas Racing Commission responds to horseracing, illegal gambling in Hockley County Entertainment1 hour ago Pony Canyon Looks to Reshape Global Entertainment Industry With Anime and Music Fashion1 hour ago Cardi B’s Paris Fashion Week Outfits Are a Lesson in Revenge Dressing Sports1 hour ago MLB playoffs 2024: Corbin Burnes dominates, Royals win anyway as Orioles waste massive opportunity in Game 1 Bussiness2 hours ago ‘Business as usual’ at Port of Los Angeles as dockworkers strike at East, Gulf Coast ports Fashion2 hours ago Sorry, Millennials — These Fall Fashion Trends Are Dating You, So Here’s What To Wear Instead Sports2 hours ago Dolphins drew five illegal shift penalties vs. Titans
Bishop Melanie Rogers Miller of the African Methodist Episcopal Zion Church was all smiles after being presented the gavel by Delphine Metcalf-Foster (respectively pictured 4th & 5th from right). Miller is a retired US Navy Lt. Commander Chaplain and only the second female bishop in their 200+ year history. Metcalf-Foster is a retired US Army First Sergeant, was the first female national commander of the 1-million-member Disabled American Veterans (DAV) in 2017-18, and is the commander of DAV Ozie Boler Chapter 21 in Vallejo. On Sept. 27, nearly 100 friends attended the Vallejo Together (VT) ‘Maria Guevara Gala’ at the Moose Lodge #468 in Vallejo. Guevara founded VT as a volunteer-led and volunteer-driven effort in 2010. Several speakers spoke of Maria’s selfless and passionate service for Vallejo’s unhoused and marginalized residents. From left are VT Board President Jackie Jones, Vice-Pres. Renee Sykes, Treasurer Aurora Idelfonso, Member Jessica Blanco, and Executive Director Dionne Carter. Please visit www.vallejotogether.org to volunteer or to donate much-needed funds. On Sept. 28, Loma Vista Farm held a Pasta Feed & Auction with nearly 200 guests at the Florence Douglas Center. This major fundraiser will help fund a new cow habitat but much more is needed toward the goal of raising $2.5 million to fully fund their entire Master Plan. Please visit www.lomavistafarm.org for a list of their family-oriented educational activities and on how to donate. The Filipino American National Historical Society, Vallejo Chapter have been busily preparing for the annual Filipino American History Month Food Feast to be held on Oct. 5, 6:30 – 9 p.m., at the Vallejo Naval and Historical Museum, 734 Marin St. Please call (707) 655-9900 to reserve and pay $75 per person at the door. From left are Emily Calica, Marian Argonza Hopwood, Anthonnette Reyes Borges, Arlene Calica Zamora, Lionel Galiste, Norma Thamy Bautista, Rosie Caballero, Mila Moises, Venus Rumbaoa, and Mel Orpilla. Not pictured are David Ducay, Belinda Llaguno, Luella Orpilla, and Tony Rillera.